Option Project - 2010
Take the Vinson, soften up the flex a little, but retain the freeride directional shape and all of the top-notch materials and technology, ‘et voila!!!’ the Project!
Manufacturer's Description:
The start of good things to come! The Project features a new, progressive freeride shape and full x-wood core construction. Like the Vinson, the Project was created for the power-freerider. For those aggressive riders who demand the very best performing product under their feet – the Project is the answer.
Recommended for park riding.
Recommended for halfpipe riding.
Recommended for freeride riding.
Camber Construction.
Directional Shape.
Year: 2010
Available Lengths (cm):
153, 157, 160
Riding Style: All Mountain
Specifications:
Carbon Triaxial Ultra laminate
7700 grade sintered base
Flight II core (Aspen / Paulownia)
CFT Power Rail & Hardwood Power Rail
RZR tips
Q-Wall integrated damping
Similar boards: Never Summer Premier F1-R - 2010 Endeavor Next Series RC - 2010 Nidecker Megalite - 2010
User Snowboard Reviews
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on February 25, 2011 at 03:36 PM
I bought this board last year, and have used it on three week long trips. I have the 157 and am using Flow NXT AT bindings.
I have had 7 weeks riding (over 5 years) and I don’t tend to spend much time in the park.
The board is a little on the stiff side if you’re looking to do ground tricks, and by the same token, I don’t think that this would be my board of choice for park riding or for a half pipe. The board is stated to be an All Mountain board, and that job it does brilliantly.
The description mentions aggressive riding, and it is great for pushing hard on pieste. It holds an edge on ice, and I haven’t had too many problems when coming to a slope where skiiers have moguled the pieste to bits! Off pieste and in powder it works nicely too.
It’s probably not the best board for pottering around the mountain, but if you like going fast, and to take on challenging slopes - this is a great board.